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One Button Studio
The One Button Studio (OBS) features a simplified video and audio recording setup that allows all faculty, staff, and students to create high-quality projects with the push of a button. It's free to use and can be booked using the link under Get Started. Please contact Library Tech for free training and support.
The OBS is located in room C1620L on the first floor of the library.
Today's hours:
8am - 8pm
Key Features
Green screen for changing backgrounds
iMac for audio recordings and projecting images
Projector for presentation sharing
Light board for writing notes, instructions, and drawings
How does the One Button Studio Work?
Multimedia Caption Guidelines and Policy
Your multimedia should be created so that all people can experience it as it is intended to be viewed or listened to. Penn State Policy AD 69 mandates compliance with WCAG 2.0 for all content relating to Penn State functions. In short, this means a text transcript should be provided for all audio files; captions should be provided for all prerecorded audio content in videos; and visual information critical to comprehension is described in contextual detail.
free multimedia captioning tools and examples of accessible audio/video:
Visual Standards for Communication Guidelines and Policy
Your multimedia should adhere to the visual standards for communication of Penn State University, Penn State Health and Penn State College of Medicine, especially for multimedia that is to be made accessible to external individuals. For example, multimedia creators should ensure that institutional logos are presented consistently and correctly.
Visit these resources for guidelines:
User Stories
One Button Studio
One Button permitted the presentation to look so professional and much more engaging for the learner.
- Amy Ricords
Patricia Silveyra, PhD, and her medical student partners were some of the first users of our One Button Studio to produce a training video for medical interpreting.
